CanArt Magazine

20/10/2023

🎨 "Unlock the Hidden Palette: 10 Unconventional Strategies Every Artist Entrepreneur Needs to Master in 2024!" is now LIVE on our blog! Swipe left to see some of the groundbreaking strategies featured in the article. 👉 [Link in Bio]

🔍 **What You'll Learn**:
1️⃣ The untapped potential of storytelling in art
2️⃣ Why augmented reality is the future of art exhibitions
3️⃣ The transformative power of art therapy

👉 Check out the article to discover how to sculpt a masterpiece of sustainable innovation and impact in your art career. 🌟

18/10/2023

We’re back! 🎨 "The Hidden Brushstrokes of Canadian Politics: How Art Shaped a Nation and Its People" is LIVE on our new website! [Link in Bio]

🔍 **What You'll Learn**:
1️⃣ The resilience and richness of Indigenous art forms
2️⃣ The Group of Seven's role in shaping Canadian identity
3️⃣ The complex relationship between government patronage and artistic freedom

👉 Check out the article to discover how trailblazing artists have influenced policy, sparked social movements, and contributed to the multicultural tapestry of Canadian art. 🇨🇦

16/07/2022

It's time for a change to reflect our future & dedication to Canadian Visual Arts.

More soon.

20/04/2022

Get ready! On May 15 we will be launching our transition to the CanArt name, and with it will come many new things including:

•A brand new BEAUTIFUL website!
•Launch of , the renamed continuation of The Marketer Art Competition.
•Launch of , our FIRST Digital Art Competition.
•Commitment to make 50+ articles in 2022, all about Canadian visual arts.
•We will post more details in the coming weeks about all of the above. We can’t wait!

18/04/2022

The top 3 artists of 🎨
•First Place: Martin Murphy for his work “Reclining Male Figure”
•Second Place: Leah Probst for her work “White Clown Laid Off”
•Third Place: Alexandrea Nicholas-Jennings for her work “The Caucus Race”
Thank you so much for sharing and creating artwork that puts a spotlight on Canadian Visual Arts. We can’t wait to see more from all of you.

15/04/2022

View the results for
+Over 1,000 artworks recieved!
+53 artworks selected in a variety of mediums!

https://themarketer.cc/tmac2021-gallery

Welcome to the Exhibition. Letters from our judges Daisy Williams Linda Price-Bennett Top 3 Artists of 1st Place Male Figure, 2020Martin Murphy Artist Profile Martin Murphy is a Canadian artist whose career has been a mix of oil painting, visual effects for fil...

15/04/2022

STAY TUNED!

26/02/2022

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17/02/2022

Created by Artist .fay.art 🎨

26/01/2022

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15/01/2022

Last Call For Canadian Artists! Today is the last day you can apply for . View link in bio to apply now!

29/12/2021

Due to Pandemic-Related issues, many pending artists have requested extensions to our dates. These are the updated timelines.

22/12/2021

Created by Artist .dionne

18/12/2021

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18/12/2021

Created by Artist Manon LeClerc! 🖼

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11/11/2021

● Did you know that the Canadian Expeditionary Force, which was the field combat force sent to fight during World War 1, had at least 4,000 indigenous soldiers?
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● With nearly zero pieces of Canadian War Art to remember them.
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● Click here to read more: https://themarketer.cc/indigenous-heroes-of-world-war-1-remembered-in-canadian-art/

10/11/2021

● Maude Lewis was born in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, on March 7th, 1901, to parents John and Agnes Dowley. Maud was first introduced to art by her mother.

● Her marriage to Everett Lewis in 1938 introduced her to a world of poverty she was not familiar with; and due to her rheumatoid arthritis, Maud could not do much of the manual labor.
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● Lewis’s career would have likely remained a local phenomenon if not for a Halifax reporter named Cory Greenway, an early promoter of her work.

● One of Lewis’s defining achievements as an artist is that despite her never leaving her native province of Nova Scotia, her body of work has traveled the world and gained her fans universally.
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● Click here to read her full story: https://themarketer.cc/maud-lewis-1901-1970-portraits-of-a-rural-life/

09/11/2021

Created by Artist .rahela 🎨

09/11/2021

● The November 2021 Cover for Art World by The Marketer Magazine.

● : "November Dusting" by Artist and Special Merit Award Winner Mary Perkins.

● In this issue, we speak about the life of Emily Carr, provide some valuable tips for art business owners, catch up with Banksy's big sale, and report on the shutdown of Canadian Art magazine .

● Click here to read all the stories (For Free!): https://themarketer.cc/art-world-by-the-marketer-magazine-issue-04-november-2021/

02/11/2021

● Due to financial losses and internal conflict, Canadian Art Magazine announced its closure with the summer publication.

● Established in 1943, they have featured several artists, art news, interviews, editorials, and reviews of modern art exhibitions. Their online platform preeminent platform for journalism and criticism about art and culture in Canada.

● Read more by clicking https://themarketer.cc/canadianart/

29/10/2021

●Originally, this self-destructing art piece was estimated to be auctioned for no more than $8.2 million. But the undisclosed buyer won the piece after a ten-minute bidding war amongst nine other bidders.

●Read the full article now: https://themarketer.cc/banksys-self-destructing-painting-sells-for-record-breaking-25-3-m-at-sothebys/